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Driver Information |
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| Manufacturer: |
Garmin |
| Operating System: |
Windows All |
| Version: |
3.4.1 |
| Release Date: |
2008-04-09 |
| Category: |
pda and mobile Drivers |
| File Name and Size: |
TrainingCenterForWindows_341.exe(16.11 Mb) |
| Model: |
Edge 205 Training Center Software 3.4.1 |
| Description: |
Garmin Edge 205 Training Center Software 3.4.1 Windows.
Changes made from version 3.3.4 to 3.4.1:
# Added basic communication support for the Forerunner 405 via the Garmin ANT Agent.
# Added resting heart rate field to the user profile dialog to support the Forerunner 405.
# Changed calculation of the default heart rate zones calculations to use resting heart rate information (Karvonen method), when available. This feature will only currently be of use to Forerunner 405 customers.
# Fixed problem with coursepoint icons being missing in the coursepoint dialog.
# Modified default user profile provided by Garmin Training Center to be consistent with that used in the Forerunner 305 and 405.
# Modified history input routines to be able to selectively ignore invalid activities for certain device types. For these devices, we would be able to receive all valid history and not have the transfer fail part way through when an invalid activity was encountered.
# Added new rendering technology for map drawing.
# Modified access to viewing data in Google Earth to make the 'View Selected Item' function more accessible and warn users that the 'View All Data in Google Earth' can be a lengthy process. |
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